he board aid flight here at sfo -- he boarded a flight here at sfo yesterday after speaking at his friend's funeral trying to get back to new mexico where he is going to college and that is when all -- this action broke loose here on an airplane at sfo because he had baggy pants on. you know the baggy pants, you have seen the style. a lot of young men are wearing it where your underwear is basically exposed. and so he ended up not complying with stewardess's orders and got kicked off the plane and was arrested. i'm here with the police sergeant here at the airport, mike rodriguez. thanks for joining us. tell us exactly what happened. >> well, you had most of that

thousands of passengers were stranded at sfo. the airport duty manager said there were a large number of people who slept here in the terminal last night. and passengers we talked to say they continue to be frustrated wi lth the tack of information they're getting from united. >> it's like the passengers don't mean anything, and it's every man for himself. >> reporter: united has not provided any information on what caused the glitch in the first place. but did say on the airlines twitter feed that the problem had been fixed. again, diane, this situation here is improving, but delays are expected to continue through the weekend. live at sfo, monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monty. >>> new tonight at 5:00, we have a follow-up now involving that college football player arrested at sfo this weekend. deshawn marmin boarded the plane with some baggy pants that revealed his boxer shorts. a flight attendant asked him to pull up his pants and when he didn't she called police. the incident is now on youtube. you can hear ma

they are stuff at sfo and mineta airport. it delayed one flight and forced the cancellation of one flying from denver to oakland. >>> two dogs mysteriously die in one concord neighborhood. and neighbors posted signs like these warning people that someone is poisoning dogs. and now police have arrested a man they believe is responsible. thomas roman reports. >> he lives across from the home where the two small dogs were poisoned earlier this month. >> i don't think animals should pay for whatever happens. whoever is doing it is not right in the head. >> they could not be reached for comment and distributed this note to all of their neighbors this past week. it warns that someone was putting poison meatballs in the yards with dogs. they were to blame for the death of the two families' dogs. one was two-year-old dj. they say the suspect was sending letters threatening their dogs for a year. >> we have had cases like this but not to this degree where letters have been september. -- sent. >> they found enough evidence to arrest 72

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live at sfo, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> 6:37.ents in the oakland hills expressing their frustration about a firefighting skill they learned but are no longer allowed to use. for years the residents were trained to hook up their own fire hoses without the help of oakland firefighters. the idea grew out of the helplessness many felt in the 1991 fire storm. in 2002, the city passed ordinary ordinary banning private citizens -- ordinance banning private sits for opening fire hydrants. it was passed due to east bay m.u.d. concern about several people opening hydrants to cool off on hot days. the violators face a $1,000 fine. >> there are people that know how to hook them up to a hydrant. they can just go ahead and do. contain the fire if they can't get it out until the fire department arrives. >> we appreciate the citizens' interest. they want to help fight fires. >> the fire officials say uncontrolled use of hydrant can cause as will of pressure in the system and pose problems for firefighters responding to a larger emergency. >> it'

how saggy pants led to a major airline incident at sfo. >>> fans running wild in canada. the sports loss that led to chaos in vancouver. >> good morning. i'm grace lee. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. if you are wondering why i'm in black and gold today. >> pittsburg fan? >> no! the bruins. i covered that team for 20-plus years. it was great! >> i was looking at your facebook status updates. i was going to write, go back to bed! >> you almos did. 8:30, almost. >> i was relieved the game ended early. >> you slept well? >> i did. but enough about me. [ laughter ] >> we have changes in the weather. yesterday, last couple of days, just spectacular. today we'll begin to cool down around the bay area. so much for those 90s. they are are going to be gone. still some 80s in concord, 79 still beautiful in san jose. 71 in oakland. san francisco you will feel that sea breeze a little bit more. 67 degrees and some patchy fog developing out toward the coastline. we'll talk more about that in a moment. right now elizabeth has traffic. >> you know, it's nice and quiet throughout righ

this is as how sfo looked last night during the evening commute. hundreds every passengers found themselves stranded after united's system went down after 5 p.m. the airline says the computer glitch was resolved just about 8 hours ago, and this morning united is scrambling to get flights back on time. ali rasmus is live with how things are looking right now. good morning, ali. >> reporter: good morning, mike. the message is if you're flying on united airlines this morning or later today, be sure to give yourself plenty of time. you should plan to arrive two or even three hours before your scheduled domestic departure. we're at terminal 3, where united has its check in counter. beyond some of the cars you can see there's a lot of traffic out there, and there's a long line of passengers waiting to check in outside. and it's even busier inside. let's show you the video inside the terminal. even though last night's computer glitch has been resolved, passengers who are on the thousands of flights cancelled yesterday are trying to rebook and reschedule t

we are inside sfo this morning right outside the security terminal. this had me. taking a look at what passengers have chosen to wear this morning as their boarding their trips where they may be on the way to, and this may have you thinking about what you're going to wear on your next trip. it happened yesterday morning. 20-year-old deshon marman, he had made his way past security when this all went down when his trip took a wrong turn. he had just boarded a u.s. airways flight when he was arrested for refusing to pull up his sagging pants. you've seen those t the way the teens wear them, pretty low. well marman grew up in san francisco where his mother still lives, he currently plays football for the university of new mexico in albuquerque. she tells us a ticket taker and a flight attendant asked him to pull up his pants before boarding the plane. he told the woman he would as soon as he had his hands free so he boarded the plane, sat down and then pulled up his pants. by then it was too late. the pilot ordered everyone off the plane and marman was taken into cus

this is also reported on the sfo on-ramp to south 101. so it may be blocking the right lane as well as the on-ramp. we are still seeing green on the sensors so traffic still moving through the area. in the south bay we had an early-morning accident 280 at guadalupe parkway. that's completely cleared. in fact, still dark out there but there's a few cars out there on the road northbound 280 as you work your way through downtown san jose. bay bridge, no problems, conditions are like this across the upper deck into san francisco. i'm have mass transit and your early-morning roadwork. right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:41. if you don't do your job, you don't get a paycheck. that's the punishment lawmakers could face over the cash crisis. >>> plus the east bay could lose its only shelter. the cry for help for evicted animals coming up. >> the silver lining for what may be a grim jobs report. the bay area city that's the best place in the country for job seekers. ,, ,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it

he was kicked off at flight at sfo for wearing saggy pants. now wait until you see the fashion statement from a gentleman who was allowed to fly a week earlier. abc7's nick smith is live at sfo to explain. nick? >> reporter: good morning. u.s. airways has made a couple of decisions lately that have had some questioning their policies. take a look at this photo. this photo of a man wearing women's panties provided to the "chronicle" by a passenger on a flight to phoenix. the passenger said other passengers complained about the man's attire but the employees ignored their complaints. you may remember six days ago college football player deshon marman was arrested at s.f.o. in a dispute that began because he tried to board a u.s. airways jet with sagging pants. u.s. airways spokeswoman valley wonder con -- valerie wonder confirmed she received the photo before last week's incident in san francisco but said the employees had been correct not to ask the man to cover himself. she said u.s. airways does not have a dress code policy beyond the need to

remember we were call everywhere now we have the west wind at sfo at 13. hayward at 6 and about 12 in fairfield. those are going to pick up and while they dropped our temperatures 1-6 degrees this morning. they will drop us about 5-12 this afternoon. 8:00 this morning, a lot of sunshine, 48 at half moon bay, mid to upper 50s, a few lingering 50s in the east bay valleys. mid noid upper 50s around the bay shore. to 80 in antioch. and they by 4:00, high clouds and sunshine. low to mid-50s along the coast into san francisco. near 70 around the bay shore to near 80 in the east bay and north bay valleys. quite a change from yesterday. the clouds will get thicker in the morning and that will drop our temperatures a little bit more friday and saturday. but if you watch the heat from the last five days, two are more days next week, monday and tuesday. >> i loved it. thank you mr. accurate. it was great yesterday. >> if you are heading offer the bridge, there is a freeway ramp closed, eastbound 92 to southbound 880 is blocked until 5:00 this morning. so we still hav

kristy seifkin life at sfo, thank you. >>> now 6:05. i believe this is what lawrence refers to as the fizzle period. >> we sizzled all week. >> but 85 inland isn't bad. >> not bat. but at the coastline we have a little drizzle, and some of the fog stretching into the bay right now. offshore winds and hot temperatures long gone. patchy fog should return to the coastline where it's going to sit there the better part of the day but it's surged onshore making its way into the bay right now. it will break up and we'll squeeze a little sunshine and temperatures very mild in many spots today. numbers in the 50s to begin the day. by the afternoon, 70s and 80s by the afternoon, a little chilly at the coast. i don't think we'll find elizabeth there. 50s and 60s right at the beaches. >> no. i'm actually heading inland today. >> i bet you will. >> i am. i have some plans inland. thank you, lawrence. let's go out towards the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are coming from inland and heading towards san francisco, right now really we have not seen many

. >>> marvin was arrested after refusing to pull up his sagging pants before boarding a plane at sfo days before u.s. airways allowed a white man to board another flight wearing women's underwear naacp called on u.s. airways to implement a sensitivity training program. >> speaking of sensitive tsa is defending its actions after forcing a 95-year-old woman to take her adult diaper off it happened during a security pat down at a florida airport the woman's daughter said a security agent felt something strange in the diaper and it had to be removed in the bat room. >> they -- bathroom. >> they came out and told me it had something to do with her depends it was wet and firm and they couldn't check it thoroughly i had to leave the security area and take her to a public restroom there at the airport and take it off of her. >> the tsa released a statement saying tsa works with passengers to resolve security alarms in a respectful and sensitive manner we determined our officers acted pow if he is fallly the woman said her mother was -- professionally the woman said her mother was calm and sh

don knapp is at sfo where passengers who's flights were canceled last night spent most of today trying to get out. don. >> reporter: five hours as you say without those computers stranded thousands of people all over the world, but 24 hours after those computers were supposedly fixed, there are still folks here at sfo trying to get on airplanes. after 27 hours of trying to get on a plane to rome, john was finally heading for the gate at sfo. >> my flight to frankfort got canceled, so i missed my connection in rome and so now i have been waiting here. i've had a bunch of different stand byes i missed. >> united airline computer problem was fixed after five hours. the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin, her three kids, and a young friend were at wit's end. >> we stand in line for ever. said we could fly from phoenix to boise, but we had to go down to terminal one. when we got to terminal one, the flight from phoenix to boise is overbooked. >> the airline hasn't been much help. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up.

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this was the scene at sfo tonight at one of united hubs.ck in features were not wok working and the departure monitors were blank. no flights by united, united express, or continental were leaving sfo. arriving flights will be held on the tarmac because there was no gate space. the outage started around 5:15 tonight and passengers say united has been less than generous with information. >> it's pathetic, actually. they should have figured it out by now. i try to check in online and it doesn't work. online system doesn't work. so now i'm in this long line. i have a 9:00 flight to catch. >> that passenger didn't leave at 9:00. same thing in oakland tonight. san jose airport tells us that there were no scheduled united flights this evening. united won't estimate when things will get completely back to normal. >> tonight for the first time, we are hearing from brian stowe's children. their dad remains in intensive care 2 1/2 months after being beaten outside of dodger stadium. reporter smith sat down with them tonight at their home in scots val

flight arrival delays at sfo. we'll keep an eye on it, too. take a look at the temperatures. what to dress for when you step outside right now. 49 in santa rosa. we have low to mid-50s in other neighborhoods. upper 50s around antioch and san jose. we have cloudy conditions around monterey bay an inland with the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. highlight, three things to know heading to the weekend. sunny this afternoon, and cooler than yesterday. scattered low clouds and mild temperatures again tonight. maybe you slept really well after the hot nights getting back to 50s this morning. cooler than average. no heat wave in this forecast. fremont is 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. concord, oakland and san francisco, about the same. san jose and santa rosa is three degrees cooler. upper 70s in dublin, pleasanton.

another wreck north 101 right at sfo. so you have some okay conditions along 101 heading to the airport but you might take bart just in case depending how long this accident takes to clear out of the road. elsewhere into the south bay westbound montague at zanker we have a signal malfunction. that's causing a backup. we'll take a look at mass transit next. right now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a crucial hearing today in the bryan stow beating case. a live report coming up from l.a. >> dr. jack kevorkian has died. the controversial legacy of the man known as dr. death. >>> preventing another san bruno explosion. how a law to protect your safety is one step closer to reality. >>> mitt romney is running for president. so how does he think his chances look in 2012? he will tell us on "the early show." ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] hi lauren and greg, what's up? we're getting the day started with athenos greek yogurt. later we're gonna ride bikes and go to the -- [ male announcer ] wonderful! let's see what yiayia thinks.

these are pictures just 70 in by our crew at sfo have, sent in by our crews at sfo.assengers are checking in for some flights and beginning to make their way through security. display monitors that were blank all night now are also operating. it's unclear how many flights united and continental plan to operate at this late hour and how tonight's problems will affect tomorrow's schedules, but again the good news at least, united's computers are now come back online and there is home at least some passengers will get out of sfo tonight. >>> it's a rare sighting not seen in monterey bay in more than 50 years. a pod of killer whales was seen swimming in the harbor area and as we'll hear, some people wonder if they'll stick around. >> reporter: this home video shows a pod of orcas, a male, two females and a juvenile swimming in monterey bay on wednesday. >> this is the first time seeing these orcas. >> reporter: kevin sandler saw the whales and started shooting video. he said a swarm of startled sea lions swam away rapidly and kayakers in the water froze not knowing wheth

west-southwest at fairfield sea breeze and west 13 at sfo. yesterday at this time sfo was calm. so a sign of things are changing even napa airport south-southwest at 8. that system will drag across some higher clouds and usher in a bit of a cooling trend. sunny today, few high clouds. it will be sunny. patchy fog. some hasn't really formed yet. i expect it to pick up later. westerly wind and that means temperatures coming down. 60s to upper 80s for some. of course if you're far enough away a low 90 or two. but for most locations you will come down a few degrees here and we'll continue that as we head into the friday, saturday, sunday we start to turn things around. monday does look warmer, pam. >>> okay, thank you, steve. the number of bay area homes repossessed by banks is down. realty track reports 876 homes were taken back by lenders in may. that's down 26% from april and 39% from a year ago. but there are several reasons for the drop including lenders working to modify loans or accepting short sales. >>> addressing san jose's soring crime rate. the specific group police blam

flights schedule to leave los angeles, seattle, albuquerque, salt lake city, or denver and arrive at sfo with the fog clearing by late morning. the faa hoped to lift the ground stop but said to expect delays of at least 30 minutes the rest of the day. the only departing flights were those that depended on aircraft arriving from those other western airplanes. >>> a study calls for improvements to crosswalks. six month after a toddler was hit and kill in roanoke park. the 2-year-old die and her mother was severely injure end a car hit them as they crossed snyder lane last december. the driver of the car was texting when it happened. tomorrow, the city council will review a study of traffic and pedestrian safety. it recommends a set of improvement that include new crosswalks and street lights. >>> a bicyclist who crashed into a center median in san francisco one week ago has died. police said they don't know

stow as you probably know is still in a coma at sfo general hospital. ra mere says in jail on parole hold and not been charged with the crime. >> governor jerry brown says democrats republicans don't reach a budget compromise today the legislature will certainly miss a wednesday deadline to pass a spending plan. despite weekend negotiations brown failed to gather support for a special tax election to close a $10 billion budget gap. he posted a youtube video ex preg pressing his frustration. >> i'm really perplexed why a package of this magnitude and permanence that has reforms and temporary tax extensions cannot be allowed for you the people to decide on. >> brown says he needs just four republican votes to call for a special tax election to help balance the budget california fire crews are bracing for what

these are pictures just 70 in by our crew at sfo have, sent in by our crews at sfo.ers are checking in for some flights and beginning to make their way through security. display monitors that were blank all night now are also operating. it's unclear how many flights united and continental plan to operate at this late hour and how tonight's problems will affect tomorrow's schedules, but again the good news at least, united's computers are now come back online and there is home at least some passengers will get out of sfo tonight. >>> it's a rare sighting not seen in monterey bay in more than 50 years. a pod of killer whales was seen swimming in the harbor area and as we'll hear, some people wonder if they'll stick around. >> reporter: this home video shows a pod of orcas, a male, two females and a juvenile swimming in monterey bay on wednesday. >> this is the first time seeing these orcas. >> reporter: kevin sandler saw the whales and started shooting video. he said a swarm of startled sea lions swam away rapidly and kayakers in the water froze not knowing whether the

west 21 at sfo. southwest from vacaville out to sacramento. those are all good indicators of a cooling pattern. look at santa rosa that is cool for this time of year. concord, livermore, fairfield. one system there and then a stronger one will plow in. it won't bring us rain or anything. we will be on the southern edge of it. that will continue the cooling into sunday. that is a strong system for this time of year. we know well about strong systems. one week ago we were talking about it. today and tomorrow 60s and 70s. area educational were around 83- 84 yesterday will come back into the 70s. low clouds sunny and breezy at times. cooler more fog on the coast today. 60s and very low 80s. temperatures will start to settle back into today. we will rebound on monday and tuesday for warmer weather. >> sounds good. >>> investigators may be

you have 66 and cloudy at sfo, but should be clearing out. across the country, we are expecting to see mostly cloudy skies in chicago, dry, about 70 degrees. new york we are looking at a couple of clouds rolling through there. some thunderstorms rumbling on by, too. 83 degrees. your local forecast coming right up. ,, ,, after we make a dingy floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. man: everybody knows you should save for retirement, but what happens when you're about to retire? woman: how do you go from saving to spending? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. from people close to pakistan's intelligence agency. the "new y >>> there is new evidence

airways flights in and out of sfo this afternoon. the problem originated at the airline's phoenix headquarters. a power outage shut down the airline's ticketing system triggering problems nationwide. one u.s. airways flight from sfo to la and one to medford, oregon was cancelled today as was a flight from phoenix to san francisco. oakland and san jose manetta airports reported no problems. >> made in america. up next, the new push to get you to buy products produced right here at home. >> anti-nuclear demonstrations in japan. why they chose today to hit the streets. >> and a massive, massive traffic jam this afternoon on the bay bridge. how it started and how it was resolved. >> cloudier, cooler and breezy today over the bay. a warmup is on the way but will it be in time for the weekend? coming up we will take a look. >> breaking news is happening right now. >> frank somerville, gasia mikaelian, weekdays on ktvu, channel 2 news. complete bay area news coverage. and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer

live at sfo, lisa abc 7 news. >>> what a hassle.okay thanks very much. >> now san joseÑi airport tells us united flight from denver about an hour lit and oak land reports there is no impact at this time but keep in mind united operates very few flights at san jose and oaklan oakland. >> 17-year-old swimmer whodisapt this morning has been found safe tonight. miss met california reported missing by her mother after she didn't report to her coach before her first race in the santa clara international grand prix this morning. that meet is the final qualifier before next world championship. features olympic swimmers like michael phelps. she was found at nearby park in santa clara around 7:00 p.m. this evening. couple hours ago. police say she was slightly disoriented but okay. she did not give poli aexplation fr her disappearance. she has been taken to valley medical center to be checked out as precautio precaution. >> mean time the family and friends of missing nursing student from hayward launched a 3 day all out search for her today.

only 8 and calm at sfo. west-southwest san jose only three. if sfo's calm that tells you everything you need to know. no sea breeze yet. system right up there will move in tomorrow. that's going to knock the high out of here. that will ramp up the sea breeze and probably give us more fog. but today it's the high pressure holding on. now by the coast there's no northeast wind or anything. so it's nice. it's not hot. but it's nice. inland we'll see warm to hot conditions. lots of low to mid-90s around the bay. nice to warm with 70s and also 80s. that fog though will start to work its way up towards the santa cruz coastline. afternoon breeze, sunny, nice to hot. temperatures 60s to 90. yes, 30 plus spread sometimes on some of the temps now that we get to this time of year. 86 santa rosa. 87 napa. san rafael 85. fairfield 92. go 77 downtown oakland. low 90s pleasanton, livermore, morgan hill, gill roy. 80s for some. 75 santa cruz. fog, sun, cooler thursday. much cooler friday and saturday. looks like we turn around sunday. maybe warm to hot early

a dispute over wearing baggy shorts at sfo landed a man in jail. u.s. airways says he refused to pull up his baggy pants. he was here in the bay area to attend the funeral of his high school football teammate, david henderson. henderson was shot to death earlier this month. >>> a 2-year-old boy from antioch in the hospital in serious condition after falling out of the second story window of his home. this happened yesterday afternoon on plumb bridge way. police say the child had surgery at children's hospital in oakland. >>> and firefighters now going door to door in oakland today in the hills making sure homeowners are ready for the fire season. they want residents to chop down dry grass and have a defensible space around their homes. the recent rains we've had left a lot of vegetation behind and that could be a fire danger. >>> well, for the first time in years california lawmakers passed a budget on time. democrats did it without a single republican vote. senate president protem steinberg joins us now from sacramento this morning with how it all came

there's that west wind at sfo.from the gulf of alaska is working its way towards us, but that won't be until tomorrow. so by tomorrow we call it a southerly surge, we'll start to work that fog up the coast. it'll start in san mateo, santa cruz coastline first and then for everybody. that cooling trend starts thursday, goes into friday and inland areas will just drop off the table with afternoon highs 15, maybe 20 degrees cooler. late sea breeze, but not before we have warm to hot conditions today, 70s, 80s, mid-90s to upper 90s and maybe a few 100-degree temperatures. but, again, on this first day of summer, we top it out, hot conditions, summer begins 10:16 a.m. and cooler weather takes us towards the end of the week. >> thanks, steve. >>> 5:43. a presidential candidate is coming here to the bay area today. what mitt romney will be doing as he travels across california. >>> and president obama is preparing to announce his plans for withdrawing troops from afghanistan. >> reporter: good morning. there is a big fire

flights were grounded across the country right here at sfo.s of united and continental airlines stood in line. waiting to hearafter united airlines having a network issue a grounding flights across the country and take a look at s f o. hundreds of united/continental passengers standing in line flight status, a peat or what led to the delay. >> there been no announcements. there been no communication as to what is happening, when we're taking off. or even if we can get onto a flight. they started passing out water. that is usually a bad sign. >> my mother and i do not even have our boarding pass to get food. we are just stuck stock. >> we cannot fix it. -stuck but what after five hours they made an announcement that the was a computer glitch. posting it on twitter. >> deshawn marman refused to pull off his hands before boarding a flight and injured a police officer. >> i'm embarrassed by the negative attention this is brought upon my family, my team, my teammates and most of all myself. this is not representative of me, myself with the universi

and we have a southwest wind at 7 miles per hour at fairfield and a west wind at 7 miles an hour at sfo. otherwise is calm this morning. napa one degree cooler the santa rosa the same. everybody else at least 2-7 degrees warmer than yesterday. that is going to springboard us to another hot day inland and warm day around the bay 8:00 temperatures in the mid-50s east bay valleys and south bay lingering low to mid-50s by noon. 55 at half moon bay. mid to upper 70s through the bay shore and low to mid 80s inland. 4:00, total sunshine. upper 80s for the rest of the east bay valleys. low 80s in the south bay with mid to upper 70s around the bay shore. free air-conditioning, half moon bay, 65 degrees. by tomorrow, temperatures will drop nearly 6-12 degrees, drop four degrees on friday and warming trend starts on father's day. >> we have road work especially through the hayward area that blek go the connection ramps. that should be cleared in 20 minutes. 580 to jackson is blocked and jackson to southbound 880. if you are heading through the area shortly. also we have some lanes blocked on 680 b

traffic on the freeway is fine as you head toward sfo.s about 52 minutes right now. 101 and 880. traffic is flowing well throughout the south bay. first stop this morning westbound 4 out of antioch lone tree way 242 half an hour 32 minutes and no trouble on southbound 680 through the sunol grade. get the latest traffic conditions and personalized drive times by going to our website at abc7news.com, >>> abc news is expected to announce that katie couric will sign a deal to run her new talk show. she says the time may be right to launch a syndicated talk show. sources say the deal could bring the network up to $300 million a year and katie's share could be tens of millions a year. >> coming up a new hacker attack that targeted the f.b.i. >> and multimillion dollar who found it? new my rcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrc

sfo some partly cloudy skies, 66 degrees as we head in toward the afternoon. to the south, we are heading towards houston and yes indeed, we are looking at 94 degrees, the possibility of some thunderstorms there. so yeah, could get bumpy at times if you are flying in that direction. continuing on to atlanta, we are looking at the possibility of thunderstorms and 86 degrees. we'll have your local forecast coming up. ,, ,, [ diane lane ] is your anti-wrinkle cream gone... but not your wrinkles. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. its retinol formula smoothes wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. double-a c-p is protesting the treatment of a black man sag

airways flight at sfo. may remember it from earlier this week, where a college student was arrested for refusing to pull up his sagging pants. here is deshon marman talking to the plane's pilot. >> i didn't do nothing to nobody, sir. this is your aircraft, but i didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't break no laws, didn't touch nobody, didn't break no laws. they don't need to be here -- [ indescernible ] i ain't breaking no laws. i know my rights. >> marman said he told an airline employee he was wearing pajama pants and he would pull them up when he sat them down. marman, a university of new mexico football player said in a written statement, quote, i'm embarrassed the negative attention that has been brought upon my family, my football team, my teammates, and most of all, myself. this is not representative of either myself or the university of new mexico football program. >>> more bay area headlines. in mountain view, police found a expected bank robber at starbucks reading the paper. yesterday, officers s

west 21 at sfo. southwest vacaville. south, southeast 14. these are all cooler and stronger than yesterday. you arer 40s -- upper 40s and low 50s. mid 50s with the cloud cover. one system moving in but a strong one will barrel in from the pacific northwest. the end result will be an increase in the low cloud deck and fog and a cooler pattern. 60s and 70s and 50s on the coast. low clouds today will give way to sunshine and breezy. burnoff for some. cooler today fog will remain on the coast. a few low 80s. a lot of 70s between and 60s with some 50s on the coast as we ramp up that sea breeze. fog, sun, cooler. we continue to theme sat into sunday. >> thank you, steve. >>> the fallen firefighters in san francisco will be laid to rest today. the big names paying their respects at the ceremony. >>> fire crews from around the country are here in the bay area but many won't be attending the funeral. we'll tell you what they will do instead. >>> i'm tara moriarty live in san francisco where thousands of people will be attending today's funeral for tw

airways and authorities who arrested an african-american on sfo.e was removed from the plane after failing too pull up his pants by the flight crew. the civil rights group wonders why deshon marmon couldn't fly u.s. air while a white man who was wearing very little clothing could. the protest coming up in a little bit. >>> all right. time for a little traffic and weather before we kick off a big weekend. lawrence with nothing but good news. >> we have great news. we have a big weekend coming up, a lot going on around the bay area. starting out fairly nice. we have patchy fog out there mostly sunny skies, though, toward the afternoon. temperatures up in the 70s and 80s inland. 50s and 60s at the coastline. cooler saturday. warming up sunday and monday, chance of showers tuesday. let's not worry about that. the toyota save mart 350 looking good sunshine there 80 degrees and you know what? it's legal to speed out there. how about that elizabeth. >> yeah, i like that one car in the front, cool. i could see you in that race car driving really fast. do y

and west-northwest also at sfo. gusts of 31 yesterday.ge building up and that drives everything like that. that means higher clouds and also cooler. yesterday we topped out for the week 90s. many inland areas temperature wills slide down today and head right on down friday into saturday as another in a series of systems digs down off the pacific northwest. pattern stuck for a long time. high pressure tries to build in and then gets knocked out of there. sunny, fair, cooler today. maybe too warm for some of you. 65 into 87 clear lake. fairfield 86. st. helena 86. sonoma 82. 81 novato and 80 san rafael. 84 concord to 88 antioch and brentwood. 70 berkeley. 68 alameda. 76 castro valley. 79 santa clara. low 80s saratoga, san jose 79. did go with an 80 woodside. 77 in beautiful palo alto. 74 san mateo. but 64 daly city and half-moon bay with mountain view at 76. that's the spirit. more fog, cooler friday, saturday then into sunday it looks like warmer weather monday and tuesday. >>> well, a few minutes ago the labor department reports encouragi

elizabeth cook is at sfo with that story tonight.. >> reporter: dana, the price for a first class ticket on the lesa airline is 5 1/2 times more than the economy ticket. the airline says they are responding to customers who say they pay too much to sit next to a crying baby. baby on board? not if you're flying first class. have you ever sat next to a crying baby? >> yes, i have. it's so annoying. >> considering i have two children of my own, it's something that comes with the territory. >> ceo confirmed that babies are booted from first class. the airline received complaints from first class passengers that they spend money for first class, but can't sleep due to crying infants. >> i want to be able to enjoy my flight and not have a crying baby, you know, just try to relax. >> for leeanne, that's something to cry about. >> it makes me feel dediscriminated against. it's the way of the world. there are crying babies and you have to deal with it. >> alexander is a travel law attorney and sued malasia twice for sexual harassment. >> i ar

west, southwest at sfo. south, southwest. that is a rip roaring sea breeze. yes, we will see some sun, but i still think 70s for almost everybody. maybe a few 80s very far inland. 50s on the temps. 54 is popular. livermore is in there. san jose 56. but oakland 54. a cool morning. high pressure is building in. a series of weak systems continues to move across the pacific northwest preventing us from warming up. 70s inland. there is a no doubt about it sea breeze. i almost went 80 in antioch but i can't do it when low clouds and fog make it all the way in. it's tough to warm things up. it will be close. by the coast 50s and 60s. more the same as we go into the weekend. slightly warmer for a few. >> i love that. >>> we do have overnight results from two special elections held in the bay area yesterday. voters defeated measure d which would have increased richmond sales tax from 9.75 to 10.25%. the richmond city council was counting on passage from that measure to help balance the city budget. >>> in a special election in hercules. 86% voted to recall the mayor.

this is the scene at sfo tonight. one of united's hubs. the kiosks are not working so passengers with bags have to be checked in manually. many flights are leaving late. some arriving flights are being held on the tarmac. the outage started at 5:15 this evening. united has been less than generous with information. >> it's pathetic. they should have figured it out by now. i'm surprised. >> i try to check in online and it doesn't work. the online system doesn't work. so i am sitting in this long line. i have a 9:00 flight to catch. >> needless to say, that passenger didn't leave at 9:00. united said it has a tech team working to restore the system, but won't estimate when things will be back to normal. >>> it is the chief advocate for millions of american seniors. but tonight some of those seniors are feeling betrayed. nancy cortis how aarp stirred a hornet's nest when it comes to social security. in the meantime, anger over budget cuts spiled out on to the streets of oakland today and landed more than a dozen protesters in police custody. s

. >> develop delays at sfo right now, 47 minutes and chicago o'hare, also flight arrival delays. flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the it's 6:30 and stock futures are pointing to a legislator open. shares ross yesterday after reports that exports set a record in april. we'll get the latest on early trading in about 15 minutes. >> eric: in just a few hours, thousands of firefighters from all over north america will join local mourners for two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty. up to 6,000 people in total will pay their last respects to them. amy hollyfield is live at st. mary's cathedral. >> the governor is expected to be here. the lieutenant governor, congresswoman nancy pelosi. as you said, as many as 6,000 people could be here to remember the fallen firefighters. but last night at st. mary's, it was a bit more intimate affair. hundreds of people gather here for a vigil. it was a joint service which will also be the case today. today's service will be an impressive show of solidarity. firefighters f

he had boarded a plane at sfo when an airline official complained he was exposing his shorts. terry mcsweeney joins us live from the jail with the rest of the story. terry, i've never heard anything like this before. >> reporter: it went from the silly to very serious. 20-year-old deshon marman is here at jail. this afternoon he is going to be arraigned on battery and resisting arrest. it all started with him wearing his pants too low. take a look. he was wearing his pants too low yesterday at san francisco international airport. he was going back to new mexico where he plays football for the university of new mexico. before he boarded. an employee asked him to pull his pants up. he wouldn't do it. he was asked again and refused again. >> at that time, they made a citizen's arrest of the passenger and the passenger was asked by the police officers to leave the aircraft at which time he refused to do that. the captain then asked the passengers around him, in fact the whole aircraft to de-plane for their safety. >> everything was cool and everything was fine. >> everything was n

i don't expect any flight arrival delays into sfo. as far as temperatures, if you are leaving house right now, 61 in antioch, santa rosa, 49. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. 50 at half moon bay. mid to upper 50s around san francisco and richmond. 74 in san rafael but 70s creeping up around santa rosa. monterey bay, breezy but sunny. low to mid-50s even in salinas. 72 in hollister but gilroy and morgan hill, upper 70s. tomorrow is the coolest day, more widespread clouds in the morning. that will retard the sunshine warming. sunday the sun comes back and with a vengeance and we have 90s all throughout the forecast, that is next week inland. 80s around the bay and near 70 at the coast. >> good morning. got good news, got a text from muni spokesperson, that trains are now running in the tunnel at debose and church. so that means we're back in service for the is judah and church lines. this is video when thousands of passengers were stranded due to damage in the tunnel. crews worked overnight. it's been fixed and trains should be run

down to 30 miles in santa rosa, 5 in novato and 7 at sfo. flight arrival delays is nearly 30 minutes there. as far as what sells going on, we do have some windy conditions that is coming out of the southwest in many years i areas, 12 in oakland, you can see them gusting to 25 in concord to 21 in fairfield. that is where, a little bit tight they are morning. 49 in los gatos and rest of us in the low to mid-50s. san jose, warm spot at 57 degrees. by the afternoon, low 50s along the coast with patchy sunshine developing. mid to upper 60s through most of the bay shore. as we get to fremont, palo alto and southward, low to mid 70s. mid to upper 70s in north bay valleys look at antioch, cloverdale, all around 80 degrees. any had to upper 70s, morgan hill and hollister. 59 in watsonville and cloudy with a northerly wind at monterey and 61. seven-day forecast, looks like this pattern holds all seven days. with low to mid 60s along coast. low to mid-70s and the bay shore and low to mid-80s inland. >> eric: frances is off today so starting in south ba

elizabeth cook is at sfo tonight.th, just what is fashionable according to the airlines at 30 ,000 feet these days? >> well, u.s. airlines did issue this statement following deshawn's arrest. while u.s. airways does not have a specific dress code, we ask our customers to dress in an appropriate manner to ensure the safety and comfort of all of our passengers. so, we asked travelers at many bay area airports just what is appropriate? >> welcome aboard. >> it wasn't too long ago that people dressed up to fly. women wore dresses and their finest jewelry. men wore full suit and tie. >> traveling used to be an exotic adventure in which people used to dress up and treat it as something special. >> today, traveling is a necessity. you never know what you're going to see at the airport. >> i think everyone has a right to wear what they want and it's a freedom of expression. >> as deshawn's mom points out. >> there's nothing in the rule book that says you have to dress to board the plane. >> so what is appropriate? >> everyone

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